Greedy Venom Fusion Dragon →Used Deck

In the past year or so, fun friends such as 《Predaplant Triantis》and 《Dramaturge of Despia》have appeared one after another, and monsters that are easy to gather materials in predatory decks.
It's been said for a long time, but the effect of (2) is a bit painful. I have to say that it doesn't play well with Deck. It's excellent that you can immediately revive it many times by excluding Dragostaperia sent to GY, but if you ask me if I should aim for it even after unlocking it...
However, the effect of (1) is still powerful, and if the effect passes, the opponent can definitely deal 3300 damage. Rather than using it as a suppression or sitting down, it will be useful if you use it as a finisher.

It's just hard to put out, and I don't write anything weak.
Both the opponent's effect and his ATK are erased, and it hits with 3300 RBI.
Even if you get killed, you can eat it with Dark Hole-like all-removal + conditional self-revive.
As a single card, it has effects and ATK worthy of an ace, so all that's left is to secure the materials.
Long story short, it would be nice if it was a specialized Deck, but I still want him to make it easier to put out his normal Predaplant Deck.
So please make a new one.
※postscript
If you say something, a new one will appear. Level 8 Predaplant Triantis was an effect that was easy to incorporate into his Predaplant Deck, and as a result, he was saved as well. Much easier than before.
congratulation.

It seems to be an evolution of Starve, but in reality it has nothing to do with it, and it seems to have an inferior aspect. The effect itself is not bad.
Predaplant is specified, but it is easy to play an active role in other Dark Decks due to the presence of Sundew Kingy.
However, when I can put this guy out, I can usually put out Starv and Rafflesia.
I'm winning in the damage race, but I'm inferior in the range that I can defeat because I'm targeting. It's a negate and strong against destruction.
It's also difficult to use because it involves your own field when reviving.
There are many Darklords that I want to prioritize over others, and it's often difficult to summon him as a Predaplant when it's important to choose a situation where he can work effectively.

From the first time I saw it, I thought, "This is it!" The conditions for the materials required for summoning are somewhat strict, but they have powerful effects in battle. Even when destroyed, you can clear the opponent's field with the effect of wiping out. It might be interesting to combine it with Darklord.

When it comes to predation, Stapelia at the beginning, Greedy Venom at the end. I will explain the importance and role.
Importance burns, but in conclusion, it's essential. There is no other trump card that can turn the board by itself. This breakthrough power will come in handy when the suppression of Stapelia or Vertum fails.
It's a role burn, but this guy's job is early story processing leftover food. Imagine a situation where your opponent has Cyber Infinity and their LP is under 3300? Even if the effect of ① is negate, the opponent will be stuck, right? The image looks like this. Picking up the remaining few resources of the opponent and handing over the guidance.
If you self-destroy it during your opponent's turn, it looks strong, but it will suppress the work of this card. You don't have to aim aimlessly.
There are some monsters with high resistance and high stats, but they can basically be defeated with Starve, so it's easy to use properly. Never mind.
It's a drawback, but it doesn't come out very often. If you can take the initiative with the control-type predatory Fusion Monster, you can keep pushing it. A little pity.
Once you understand the features of this card, let's predatory LP. Miso soup is delicious today.

It's not weak at all, but it's hard to make use of Predaplant.
Chimera Frecia and Starve Venom are enough for combat power, and it's hard to come up with resurrection costs.
Best thing to do is send him to another Dark Deck with Sandeu Kinsey. However, even there, it is easy to compete with Chimera Frecia and Starve Venom.

I think that it is excellent that most monsters can be destroyed by battle with the effect of (1).
Due to the effect of (2), even if it is destroyed, it will be collateral damage with the Dark Hole effect, and if there is a cost, I think it's strength is that it can self-regenerate.
There are restrictions on the fusion material, but with the "Predaplant" Deck, "Predaplant Trifioveltom" cannot use the effect (2) after self-regeneration and cannot attack in Defense Position, so I think it is the best fusion material.

A fusion dragon with an unremarkable impression, although it is a high-ranking existence of Starve.
The effect itself is not bad, you can aim for a large amount of damage if it is determined, and if it is destroyed, it will be completely removed and revived, so the breakthrough power is high.
However, compared to Chimera Fresia and Starve, it has a wider range of targets, so the processing range is inferior overall.
On top of that, he's asking for a Predaplant, but the other material is asking for supreme Darkness, and his Predaplant doesn't have that many cards, so it's a bit of a hassle.
Mass removal also involves your own army, so if you handle it poorly, you may be able to strangle it.
Depending on the opponent, Starv and Rafflesia are better than Starv and Rafflesia, but their main role is to breakthrough personnel, and despite that, they have a habit of twisting their heads when it comes to summoning, so think carefully about whether to prioritize summoning. I want to.
It gives the impression of a card that is strong but difficult to handle.

There are three reasons why this card is weak.
One, even though he binds the material designation with Predaplant, it is difficult to use his Predaplant and it is difficult to make use of the resurrection effect.
Two, when the opponent's turn can't use the effect and there is no control power, just standing still
3, where the destructive effect extends to you and you can destroy your field by forcibly activating it.
For the above three reasons, this card is not a trump card, but rather a very peculiar card that can strangle you if you do it poorly.

Overwhelming feeling of trump card! !
The effect of the target monster in ① and the effect of negating his ATK are simple and powerful. Even monsters with destruction resistance can break through without hesitation. Also, combined with his own high ATK, it creates a very high hitting power.
It is often regretted that the effect of ① cannot be activated in the free chain, but this effect usually makes this monster a must counter, and even if the effect of ① is negate, even if it is destroyed, the effect of ② will be activated. Half-hearted protection cannot stop this monster.
As promised, it is vulnerable to removal other than destruction, and it also has weaknesses such as until the revive cost is exhausted. However, once these countermeasures are taken, it will undoubtedly become a threat to the opponent by fully demonstrating its excellent breaking power and restraint power.

An evolution of Starve Venom. Predaplant and level 8 or higher he uses DARK monsters as materials, but at the moment he is a predator and has only level 8 or higher monsters, the Fusion Monster Dragostaperia, and other level 8 or higher in the main deck. He's very hard to get out unless he's on a business trip with a DARK monster.
The effect itself is powerful, but it's somewhat unsatisfactory when you consider the difficulty of producing it due to the specified material and the specs as an evolved form. While other evolutions such as Crystal and Requiem have control power, this one can't activate its effect during the opponent's turn, so it's a little unreliable that it stands still except for your turn.
The destruction effect of (2) is also forcibly activated, so even if you don't want to involve your own monsters, they will get involved, so the inflexible part hurts. In addition, the self-resurrection effect is difficult to handle with predation as described above, and the part that does not have a good compatibility with the main family even though predation is specified as a material is also lowered the evaluation.

An evolution of Starve Venom.
It requires Predaplant, DARK level 8 or higher, and its versatility has decreased, but although the vector has changed slightly, its breakthrough power has increased. It has become quite difficult to get involved in super fusion, but instead, it is possible to perform hand fusion and his GY fusion, and if you devise it, it will be easier to line up than Starve Venom.
When destroyed, it has the effect of self-reviving after destroying all monsters. The cost is by no means light, but if you can revive it, you can use the effect again, so it is possible to self-destruct and use the effect of ① twice.
Since it's level 10, you can do one kill with Gustav after hitting two side by side.
Depending on the ingenuity, it will probably work as an evolved body or even more.

Starve Venom evolution form.
It has a high breakthrough performance due to its powerful neutralization effect, and can hit 3300 points.
Even if it is destroyed, it shows resilience by blaho and resurrection.
The material is heavy, and the versatility of his pre-evolution disappears, and his Deck that can be put out is likely to be limited to Darklord, etc., except for predation.

An evolution of 《Starving Venom Fusion Dragon》. Unlike the general-purpose Starve Venom, it specifies a "Predaplant" monster, so it can't be used for anything other than Predaplant. It's a pity that it's difficult to get the opponent involved because it requires his original level 8 or higher DARK monster. That said, by dispatching 《Predaplant Chlamydosundew》, it is possible for him to handle his DARK monsters of level 8 or higher as Darklord, etc. Although there is no suppression effect, it is a threat to be able to attack with 3300 RBI.

Evolved Starve Venom. With this, all four dragons have evolved.
In exchange for his ATK up and effect copy, which were the characteristics of Starve Venom, he can completely neutralize the opponent's monsters. However, in terms of breaking through, Chimera Fresia, which overlaps fusion materials, is also very good at it. So when using this card, the main focus will be negate effects that Chimera Frecia cannot do and the restraint effect described later.
By being destroyed and sent to her GY, you can drive a black hole and revive by excluding darkness of level 8 or higher, which is also a fusion material. It's a pretty strong effect, but as usual, it's useless against bounce removal, so maybe it's better to think of it as having destruction resistance.
It has a pseudo destruction resistance of 3300 points and a powerful activation effect, so you want to hit this card against the cards that are level 8 or higher that Chimera Frecia can't deal with or that are good at fighting with Xyz.
His Predaplant will be the main battlefield for this card, but he can also use Sandewkinzie in his decks with his DARK level 8 or higher, such as Darklord and Gimmick Puppet. In Predaplant, Chimera Frecia and Chimera have a little role, so it might be a good idea to consider a business trip.

Finally, the evolution of Starve Venom is here.
If the effect of ① was a free chain, it would have been stronger.
However, there is no 1 turn limit for the resurrection effect of ②,
If you can secure a monster for exclusion, it will revive again and again
It's a very annoying card for your opponent.
I hear sad opinions such as "weak" or "subtle",
RBI 3300 is never low, and the effect of each turn negate,
《Dark Hole》& revive when destroyed. And the illustrations are cool!
… Need more explanation?

Evolution has finally come to Yuri's Starve Venom!
The effect of 1 is powerful, but the drawback is that it cannot be used during the opponent's turn.
If the effect of 2 is destroyed, if you remove DARK level 8 or higher monsters from GY, the resurrection effect and all monster destruction effects are strong.
However, at present, he is a Predaplant and can only be put out from Starve Venom, but in the next V-Jump appendix, he will have a Predaplant fusion level 8 monster, so I'd like to expect it there! In Predaplant, I think it's better to use it as a finisher rather than aiming for it.
Also, if he's a Darklord, he can bang bang if he puts in a Predaplant monster, so he might be a good match for Darklord.

An evolved dragon of Starve Venom, whose mouth was cool in his own way.
A Fusion Monster that can be made into a Predaplant and a DARK monster whose original level is 8 or higher. Within Predaplant, it's currently a fusion of Starve Venom and Predaplant. And the effect can negate the effect by setting the RBI of the opponent's monster to 0. Furthermore, if he is destroyed and sent to GY, he can destroy all monsters on the field, and can be revived by excluding his DARK of level 8 or higher in GY. If you can remove monsters on the field and revive them, you can get a chance to attack them directly. It seems so. The effect of ① is powerful, but it can only be used during your own turn, so compared to Crystal Wing and Requiem, it has less control power. He's a strong person if he can do it, but I don't think he's strong enough to aim for. I feel like I should aim for the final finisher rather than going out bang bang.